gumbygaz

Sounds a perfect solution! Been thinking of ways for Xibo to be an easier process for Admin staff to quickly update etc, this seems it! Will have a bash at it, if struggle may come back for those instructions!! Cheers already for the point in the right direction!

Hi, The library are after getting a batch of eReaders to compliment the library here. However, apart from the main players Kindle, Sony & poss ipad (but far too pricey) does anybody know of a good solution for education. Anybody using them at thier school? Just wondering if there's any child friendly robust ones out there? Or anybody using the kindle/sony ones without any issues? Cheers Gaz

Morning, I'm wondering if anybody out there has experience with setting up a music lab on a CC4 System? We've already got 16 machines on CC4 which are connected to all the usual music periperals and using Cubase SE & Sibielus etc. The machines are old, P4 3ghz and 1GB of RAM (so pushing it on CC4 already ) and they're very inconsitant with sound problems. Audio dropping out, music keyboards dropping out of the program reboots seemingly the only way round the problem. Causing quite a bit of disruption - Done most things to try sort it but it seems that Cubase isn't a fan of CC4 services running or permissions on the PC. So looking at whats the best way to go. I'm going to start asking around for some quotes but already I think I've got a couple ways to go and wondering other opinions. I could go for just new machines and hope it's just the spec of the machine that's causing the issues & upgrade the Cubase software to correct bugs within that. A new domain ring fenced for Music with its own server for shared docs and user managment. A Mac suite either with Mac server or linked into the CC4 AD. Any tips, suggestions would be greatful thanks! Thanks Gaz

The main problem is the Gina Blue screen problem - where the login boxes disappear and unable to get them back without rebooting the machines. Have tried every key combo, rebuilding machines, tutor4 removal etc Not sure what's kicked it off so bad, but basically 80% of machines need to be rebooted 3-4 times a day. Getting to become quite a pain, disrupting classes quite a bit now so looking at the gina removal option!

Yeah, I've seen a couple threads about removing it and I've removed it on a couple machines as test seems simple enough. However, I've not dabbled in setting up a GPO to remove the other domains options etc to prevent what would be alot of users selecting the wrong domain options... Have you done that, if so is it relatively easy to configure the gpo?

This is something I'd like to know too... Want rid of the Gina issues and hoping that SR2 will sort this!